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If I had to describe it without giving too much away, I would say this is the best Transformers fanfic I’ve ever read. Truly, calling it Transformers fanfic is probably unjust, I’ve never read or dabbled in that fandom to be sure of that statement. However. I have seen the first few movies, and this is a lot better at exploring a similar concept and plot points, but going off in an original direction. A sister-series if you will 😉 While the plot and story felt like an elevated, and much more interesting, take on synthetic space alien civilizations coming into contact with humans, I really enjoyed the details in this book. The language and dialogue with the aliens and humans really caught my attention. Ellis doesn’t make up a language, or at least words, so it’s not like a fantasy Tolkien language the aliens speak, everything is English and understandable. Alien concepts that don’t translate (which the alien will point out routinely) do get an English word using different root words and such. My point it, everything is understandable, although it is a bit of work to understand at the beginning. It does get easier as you go. I was super engaged during the middle of the book where the human character have some pretty in-depth conversations.